lw-build-system/scripts/build.sdcc.firmware/build.install-firmware

build_target @NAME@

# make paths (this is for Gentoo in particular)
build_dir_tree "${HEXDIR}" || return 1

# install binary
echo "Installing firmware into '${HEXDIR}'"
install_file "${@CNAME@}" "${HEXDIR}" 0755 || return 1
print_success "Done"

# kate: @KATE_MODELINE@
# vim: @VIM_MODELINE@
Create a local copy of the scripts directory. The idea is to move the build system out of the project tree as much as possible. This has two benefits: - it does not add any baggage to somebody who just wants to compile the project, and doesn't want to create any new modules, - it means that project trees don't have to be updated every time a change is made to the module instantiation stuff. 2006-07-25 19:00:04 +01:00			`build_target @NAME@`

			`# make paths (this is for Gentoo in particular)`
			`build_dir_tree "${HEXDIR}" \|\| return 1`

			`# install binary`
			`echo "Installing firmware into '${HEXDIR}'"`
Port over docs and firmware, and store module parameters. 2006-07-26 19:38:18 +01:00			`install_file "${@CNAME@}" "${HEXDIR}" 0755 \|\| return 1`
Create a local copy of the scripts directory. The idea is to move the build system out of the project tree as much as possible. This has two benefits: - it does not add any baggage to somebody who just wants to compile the project, and doesn't want to create any new modules, - it means that project trees don't have to be updated every time a change is made to the module instantiation stuff. 2006-07-25 19:00:04 +01:00			`print_success "Done"`

Update bits and pieces that should be substituted in files. 2006-07-25 19:19:59 +01:00			`# kate: @KATE_MODELINE@`
			`# vim: @VIM_MODELINE@`